Compotes and Parmigiano Reggiano
A traditional pairing, yet never ordinary: Parmigiano Reggiano with compotes, jams, and marmalades.

Parmigiano Reggiano over 12 months
Harmonious flavor with delicate hints of milk and butter. Distinct yogurt-like acidity accompanied by fresh grass and wildflower notes. Both sweet and tangy at once, with no sharp spiciness and no granularity.
Pair it with
Apricot, peach, kiwi compote or mandarin marmalade
The milky notes, sweetness, and slight tang of this young Parmigiano Reggiano match beautifully with apricot or peach compotes, resulting in a smooth and sweet experience. For those who prefer a less sugary option, kiwi compote adds a refreshing acidic twist. Slightly bitter—yet delicate—mandarin marmalade can also elevate the tasting journey.

Parmigiano Reggiano over 24 months
The appeal of this maturation lies in its complexity. The lactic acidity of the 24-month stage expands to reveal white pepper spice and the typical aroma of meat broth. Hints of tropical fruit and dried fruit emerge, with a granularity that starts to linger pleasantly on the palate.
Pair it with
Pear, cherry, quince, fig jam or bitter orange or lemon marmalade
At 24 months, Parmigiano Reggiano offers perfect balance, making it ideal for many pairings: from the classic with pear jam to more refined options like cherry or quince, which add a tangy note. Fig jam or bitter orange and lemon marmalades also pair nicely—their slight bitterness contrasting with the cheese’s residual sweetness.

Parmigiano Reggiano over 35 months
If you love intense flavors, Parmigiano Reggiano aged between 35 and 45 months is perfect for you. Expect strong aromatic intensity with pronounced spicy and smoky notes.
Pair it with
Strawberry (with black pepper), pumpkin compote, or chestnut jam
In this aged Parmigiano Reggiano, savory notes and bold aromas—meat broth, cheese rind, spices—take center stage. The ideal match is a sweet contrast: try strawberry compote or chestnut jam for a unique texture and original twist. Aged Parmigiano Reggiano has the complexity to stand up to more structured pairings, like strawberry with black pepper or pumpkin compote infused with the spicy kick of ginger.